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US SEC Approves Ether ETFs, Marks Another Milestone for Crypto Growth
The US SEC has given a greenlight to Ether ETFs. Ether ETFs from VanEck, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, 21Shares and Invesco will begin trading on Cboe while one from BlackRock will begin trading on the Nasdaq. Products from Bitwise and Grayscale Investments will also trade Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, the exchange said.
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India Overtakes China As Most Attractive Market For Investing: Report
India has overtaken China as the most attractive emerging market for investing for sovereign wealth funds in 2023 due to its solid demographics, political stability and proactive regulation, a report said today.
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Fidelity Refiles Spot Bitcoin ETF Application With US SEC: Details
Fidelity is one of several big asset managers that have applied to list Bitcoin ETFs in recent weeks. BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco, and VanEck also submitted paperwork for spot Bitcoin ETFs on Cboe BZX, Nasdaq, and NYSE Arca, which is owned by Intercontinental Exchange.
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Fidelity Expected to File New Spot Bitcoin ETF With US SEC: Report
Asset manager Fidelity is reportedly expected to file with the US SEC for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, joining other big money managers seeking to launch bitcoin ETFs. In the past two weeks, BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco, VanEck, and Bitwise have filed new applications with the SEC for spot bitcoin ETFs.
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Investment Giant Invesco Launches Metaverse-Centric Fund of $30 Million
Invesco, an investment management giant headquartered in Atlanta, US, is looking to give the metaverse sector a chance to expand further. This fund is open to be accessed by metaverse firms located across the US, Asia, as well as Europe.
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After Invesco Announces Stake Cut, Zee Entertainment Stocks Dip 3%
Shares of Zee Entertainment declined over 3 per cent in morning trade on Thursday, a day after Invesco funds decided to divest stake in it
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Invesco To Cut Down Stake In Zee Entertainment To 11%
Invesco: US investment firm Invesco is set to cut its holding in Zee Entertainment by more than a third to 11 per cent
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Zee Entertainment Shares Soar After Invesco Drops Plans To Shake Up Management
U.S. investment firm Invesco said on Thursday it would abandon efforts to shake up top management at Zee Entertainment, citing a planned merger between the Indian TV network and the local unit of Japan's Sony Group.
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Swiggy Raises $700 Million in Funding Round Led by Invesco, Other Investors
Food delivery platform Swiggy on Monday said it has raised $700 million (nearly Rs 5,225 crore) in new funding led by investment firm Invesco.
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Food Delivery Platform Swiggy Raises $700 Million From Invesco, Others
Food delivery platform Swiggy on Monday said it has raised $700 million (nearly Rs 5,225 crore) in new funding, led by investment firm Invesco
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Bombay High Court Bars Invesco From Calling Zee's Shareholders Meet
Bombay High Court has granted an interim injunction against Zee Entertainment's shareholder Invesco, restraining it from calling a shareholders' meet
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Zee Cancels Board Meeting On Quarterly Results
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd said on Tuesday its board meeting to consider and approve the firm's financial results for the second quarter has been cancelled due to lack of quorum.
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Zee Asked To Call Shareholder Meeting Amid Legal Battle With Invesco
Invesco, which owns nearly 18 per cent of Zee via two funds, wants a shakeup at the TV network over corporate governance concerns at a time when the company is planning a merger with the local unit of Sony Group.
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"No Hostile Transactions", Says Reliance On Reports It Wanted To Buy Zee
RIL Statement: At Reliance, we respect all founders and have never resorted to any hostile transactions. So, we did not proceed further.
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Mukesh Ambani Was Interested In TV Giant Zee: Big New Revelation
Investment management firm 'Invesco' said it facilitated talks between Reliance Industries and Zee Entertainment earlier this year on a possible tie-up, revealing for the first time that Mukesh Ambani was interested in the television giant.
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US SEC Approves Ether ETFs, Marks Another Milestone for Crypto Growth
The US SEC has given a greenlight to Ether ETFs. Ether ETFs from VanEck, Franklin Templeton, Fidelity, 21Shares and Invesco will begin trading on Cboe while one from BlackRock will begin trading on the Nasdaq. Products from Bitwise and Grayscale Investments will also trade Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange, the exchange said.
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India Overtakes China As Most Attractive Market For Investing: Report
India has overtaken China as the most attractive emerging market for investing for sovereign wealth funds in 2023 due to its solid demographics, political stability and proactive regulation, a report said today.
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Fidelity Refiles Spot Bitcoin ETF Application With US SEC: Details
Fidelity is one of several big asset managers that have applied to list Bitcoin ETFs in recent weeks. BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco, and VanEck also submitted paperwork for spot Bitcoin ETFs on Cboe BZX, Nasdaq, and NYSE Arca, which is owned by Intercontinental Exchange.
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Fidelity Expected to File New Spot Bitcoin ETF With US SEC: Report
Asset manager Fidelity is reportedly expected to file with the US SEC for a spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund, joining other big money managers seeking to launch bitcoin ETFs. In the past two weeks, BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco, VanEck, and Bitwise have filed new applications with the SEC for spot bitcoin ETFs.
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Investment Giant Invesco Launches Metaverse-Centric Fund of $30 Million
Invesco, an investment management giant headquartered in Atlanta, US, is looking to give the metaverse sector a chance to expand further. This fund is open to be accessed by metaverse firms located across the US, Asia, as well as Europe.
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After Invesco Announces Stake Cut, Zee Entertainment Stocks Dip 3%
Shares of Zee Entertainment declined over 3 per cent in morning trade on Thursday, a day after Invesco funds decided to divest stake in it
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Invesco To Cut Down Stake In Zee Entertainment To 11%
Invesco: US investment firm Invesco is set to cut its holding in Zee Entertainment by more than a third to 11 per cent
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Zee Entertainment Shares Soar After Invesco Drops Plans To Shake Up Management
U.S. investment firm Invesco said on Thursday it would abandon efforts to shake up top management at Zee Entertainment, citing a planned merger between the Indian TV network and the local unit of Japan's Sony Group.
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Swiggy Raises $700 Million in Funding Round Led by Invesco, Other Investors
Food delivery platform Swiggy on Monday said it has raised $700 million (nearly Rs 5,225 crore) in new funding led by investment firm Invesco.
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Food Delivery Platform Swiggy Raises $700 Million From Invesco, Others
Food delivery platform Swiggy on Monday said it has raised $700 million (nearly Rs 5,225 crore) in new funding, led by investment firm Invesco
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Bombay High Court Bars Invesco From Calling Zee's Shareholders Meet
Bombay High Court has granted an interim injunction against Zee Entertainment's shareholder Invesco, restraining it from calling a shareholders' meet
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Zee Cancels Board Meeting On Quarterly Results
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd said on Tuesday its board meeting to consider and approve the firm's financial results for the second quarter has been cancelled due to lack of quorum.
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Zee Asked To Call Shareholder Meeting Amid Legal Battle With Invesco
Invesco, which owns nearly 18 per cent of Zee via two funds, wants a shakeup at the TV network over corporate governance concerns at a time when the company is planning a merger with the local unit of Sony Group.
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"No Hostile Transactions", Says Reliance On Reports It Wanted To Buy Zee
RIL Statement: At Reliance, we respect all founders and have never resorted to any hostile transactions. So, we did not proceed further.
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Mukesh Ambani Was Interested In TV Giant Zee: Big New Revelation
Investment management firm 'Invesco' said it facilitated talks between Reliance Industries and Zee Entertainment earlier this year on a possible tie-up, revealing for the first time that Mukesh Ambani was interested in the television giant.
